Before the flood water passed, Hua Xiong, a general under Dong Zhuo of Xiliang, showed his might and killed invincible hands all over the world, and he was rampant. Hua Xiong was nine feet tall, "a tiger body wolf waist, leopard head ape arm", before Guan Yu came on the field, he beheaded four generals, such as beheading Bao Zhong; attacking Sun Jian's camp at night and killing Zu Mao; single-handedly killing Yuan Shu's general Yu Shi to meet the battle; and even Han Fu's general Pan Feng was also beheaded by Hua Xiong.
Such a battle record frightened the Eighteenth Route Princes from daring to fight, and collectively became the "Shrunken Head Turtle", and finally the "Horse Archer" Guan Yu went up, which solved Hua Xiong and won back a round for the Eighteenth Route Princes' alliance.
Before Hua Xiong met Guan Yu, he won five battles and five victories, slashed four generals, and defeated Sun Jian in several combinations, which shows the high level of his martial arts. If Guan Yu had not gone up to fight Huaxiong, which of Cao Cao's generals would have dared to go up and fight Huaxiong, and which of them would have been able to kill Huaxiong? Why didn't they go up?
According to statistics, when the Eighteenth Route princes rebelled against Dong Zhuo, Cao Cao had a total of six generals under Cao Cao, including Xiahou Huan, Xiahou Yuan, Cao Ren, Cao Hong, Li Dian, and Le Jin, and other fierce generals, such as Xu Chu, Dianwei, and Zhang Liao, did not submit to Cao Cao. So, how many of Cao Cao's fierce generals could beat Hua Xiong?
Xiahou Huan
In the rendition, Xiahou Huan "learned guns and sticks since childhood, and learned martial arts from his teachers in the fourteenth year", was Cao Cao's right and left arm, and was the head of the Eight Tiger Riders of the Clan Relatives, who was known for being good at fighting vicious battles and hard battles. He once fought Lü Bu, although he lost to the main team after a few combinations, it also represents his courage to challenge the master and is not afraid of the master's style. Before the eye was not injured, Xiahou Huan was a fierce general, who fought with Guan Yu twice outside xiapi city and at the yellow river ferry, and did not fall behind.
For example, outside xia pi city, Xiahou Huan and Guan Yu fought a big battle and were defeated, indicating that Xiahou Huan was not really defeated, but planned to lead Guan Yu into the encirclement. When Guan Yu killed Hua Xiong, the wine cao poured was still warm, indicating that Hua Xiong was killed by Guan Yu in three or two seconds. Xiahou Huan and Hua Xiong had both fought against Guan Yu, and the ending was so different, it was natural to distinguish that Xiahou Huan was more powerful than Hua Xiong.
Although Xiahou Huan was not as good as the super-first-class martial generals Guan Yu, Zhao Yun, Zhang Fei and others, he was stronger than the average first-class martial general, and belonged to the generals who were inferior to the top and had more than the bottom. And Hua Xiong obviously belonged to the ordinary first-class martial generals, and the force was estimated to be similar to that of Zhang Gao, Yu Ban and others. Therefore, Xiahou Huan had little problem defeating Huaxiong before his eyes were blind, and after hundreds of rounds of fighting, he might also kill Huaxiong.
Xiahou Yuan
Xiahou Yuan focused on leading troops to fight, and his martial arts were relatively weak compared to Xiahou Yuan.com. He also did not have the bloody nature of his brother Xiahou Huan(夏侯惇) to "pull out the arrows and gaze", and in many battles, he was either defeated or carried out fraudulent missions. Not only did he not have any outstanding achievements, but he also had a stain, that is, he was beheaded by the Shu Han veteran Huang Zhong at Dingjun Mountain, and his head was in a different place. Therefore, Xiahou Yuan was probably not Hua Xiong's opponent.
Cao Ren
The brothers Cao Ren and Cao Hong were "skilled in bow horses and proficient in martial arts", each leading a thousand people to join Cao Cao. Cao Cao was very happy to see the two Cao brothers joined the gang, and he was very important to them. Among them, Cao Ren was more adept at leading troops to fight, and the two armies had fewer heads in front of the battle, and they fell into a heavy siege, quickly repelled Xu Sheng and Jiang Qin, rescued the general Niu Jin, and did not kill the enemy general. Therefore, Cao Ren, who is good at commanding, is a bit poor, and most of them are not as good as Hua Xiong.
Cao Hong
Cao Hong's most dazzling achievement was that he barely supported the battle under Ma Chao's gun, but the sword technique was scattered and not completely defeated. Ma Chao is a first-class martial artist of the Three Kingdoms, who has fought with Xu Chu and Zhang Fei for hundreds of rounds, regardless of victory or defeat, and believes that he killed Huaxiong as easily as killing a chicken.
Cao Hongneng and Ma Chao fought for forty or fifty rounds, but they were not completely defeated, and Wu Gong barely entered the first-class martial arts. Hua Xiong was able to kill Zu Mao, Yu Shi, and Pan Feng, but was killed by the super-first-class martial general Guan Yu, indicating that although he had some skills, he was only an ordinary first-class martial artist. Therefore, if Cao Hong and Hua Xiong's martial arts are similar, the two fight against each other, and no one knows whether they will win or lose.
Li Dian and Le Jin
Li Dian and Le Jin rarely have records of beheading, but they are killing some nameless rats, which is not worth mentioning. Compared with Xiahou Huan, Cao Ren and other Cao clan and Xiahou Clan ancestors of the Eight Tigers, there was still a big gap, nor was it comparable to Zhang Liao, Zhang Guo and others, and they belonged to the generals who were not up and down in the Cao camp.
epilogue
Before the Pass of The Flood, Xi Liang Huaxiong flaunted his might, and was rampant, killing many generals in succession, if Guan Yu did not go up, Cao Cao's generals went into battle, and only Xiahou Huan alone had a certain degree of certainty of beheading Huaxiong. The remaining generals in the Cao camp, Xiahou Yuan, Cao Ren, Cao Hong, Li Dian, and Le Jin, could at most fight with Hua Xiong, and if they wanted to defeat Hua Xiong, they were more powerful than ascending to the heavens.
It was precisely because Hua Xiong was so powerful that Cao Cao's generals did not have the certainty of victory, so they did not take the initiative to ask Miao to fight Hua Xiong. Except for Xiahou Huan, who was certain that he could defeat Hua Xiong, the other five were not sure, for fear of accidentally taking their own lives. And Xiahou Huan, because he did not have the orders of the lord Cao Cao, would not take the initiative to go up to fight Huaxiong.